Sentence examples for on a sunflower from inspiring English sources

He is like van Gogh when he gets on a sunflower kick, and you can't get him off it".

Thus, the arrangement of the whorls on a pinecone or pineapple, of petals on a sunflower, and of branches from some stems follows a sequence of Fibonacci numbers or the series of fractions The creation and analysis of optical illusions may involve mathematical and geometric principles such as the proportionality between the areas of similar figures and the squares of their linear dimensions.

Thus, the arrangement of the whorls on a pinecone or pineapple, of petals on a sunflower, and of branches from some stems follows a sequence of Fibonacci numbers or the series of fractions Some groupings of natural numbers, when operated upon by the ordinary processes of arithmetic, reveal rather remarkable patterns, affording pleasant pastimes.

Those artists include legends like André Kertész with "Underwater Swimmer," Dorothea Lange with "Migrant Mother," and Edward Steichen with "A Bee on a Sunflower".

Astronaut Don Petit, conducting an unofficial experiment in 2012, documented a "space zucchini" that bloomed in the company of a sunflower on the space station.

Lisa Tunstall, a teacher and Glen's wife, remembered that Peterson would eat doughnuts in her first-period art class and practiced his autograph on his acrylic painting of a sunflower.

I took a picture of a sunflower while running on the Camelback trails in Boise.

S. sclerotium strain Sunf-M, which was originally isolated from a sclerotium on a diseased sunflower plant (Helianthus annuus), was a normal wild-type strain in colony morphology and virulence.

So researchers at JPL are working on creating a sunflower-shaped starshade, which would be launched in tandem with a space telescope.

Just along from Gecko is the jolliest beach bar I've ever seen, no more than a shack, with a sunflower on each of the tiny tables, where bronzed locals and tourists gather to watch the sun set.

A warm-white painting, "Untitled" (1973), jumps out in the show like a sunflower on fire — if, that is, you have spent enough time for your perception to adjust, like eyes in the dark, to the pitch of excruciating discrimination that Ryman demands.